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Econpile will undertake bored piling construction and associated works for the Komtar-East Jelutong stretch of the LRT line. 

Fiabci Malaysia, the local chapter of the international body, Federation Internationale des Administrateurs de Bien-Conselis Immobiliers (International Real Estate Federation), has urged policymakers and developers to shift from broad-based housing initiatives towards targeted, data-driven planning to address persistent imbalances in the Malaysian property market.

Figures on gross domestic product (GDP) provide a snapshot of the overall economic activity within a country by aggregating the value of all final goods and services produced.

Axis REIT (KL:AXREIT) rose on Monday, following news of its latest acquisition, though analysts are flagging tenant risk as the asset is currently unoccupied.

DBKL’s new framework seems to centralise decision-making and sideline public voices, effectively shutting the public out of decisions that directly affect the liveability, heritage, and sustainability of their neighbourhoods.

Economists expect Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) to keep the benchmark interest rate at 2.75%, as resilient domestic demand and easing global trade tensions reduce the likelihood of further cuts this year and in 2026.

Alstom, the project lead for the Kuala Lumpur International Airport’s (KLIA) aerotrain system, said the service disruption on Wednesday (Sept 3) was triggered by a dislodged current collector device (CCD) that cut power to one of the train units.

DXN Holdings Bhd (KL:DXN), a multi-level marketing company specialising in health and wellness products, is buying an apartment in Dubai's iconic Burj Khalifa for 6.4 million dhirhams (RM7.37 million), cash.

Ireka Corp Bhd (KL:IREKA) on Thursday said its subsidiary has been hit with a RM1.03 million lawsuit tied to a more than decade-old settlement arrangement involving the KaMi Mont Kiara apartment project in Kuala Lumpur.

Axis Real Estate Investment Trust (KL:AXREIT) said it is acquiring an industrial property in Port Klang for RM50 million.